The pins in my headboard &amp; footboard are 1.75" apart. Will these rails fit securely?
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The 2" pin spacing is "on center," which means from the center of one pin to the center of the other. The easiest way to make sure that you are checking the "right" distance is by measuring from the top of one pin to the top of the other pin. The pins are often about 1/4" in diameter. This would leave 1.75" space in between, which is what you might have measured. Recheck the dimensions. The hooks in these rails are for pins on 2" centers, and they work perfectly for that.
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standard Queen size rails is what is needed.This one works best since its from the same manufactuer (coaster item 1208)Coaster Bed Frame, Rail for Headboard and Footboard with 5-Legs and Glides, Queen
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I'm not quite sure I understand the question. I removed my wooden rails and this attached to the head-board. If you are looking for a supportive rail for the wooden rails there are different products out there for that.
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The only thing I had to measure was the position of the holes in the full size headboard so that the side rails would align properly. If you are ordering from the same company I did, they will call you when you place your order and walk you through how to measure. I love my conversion rails; I had an antique head/foot board that I didn't want to part with; it works great and you really can't see the difference on mine.
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I measure 1.75" with the leveling feet. It would probably fit if you took them off but then the metal would be resting on the ground.
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I don't have them anymore so don't know but honestly, I don't think these would work well for that. I think IF they even fit, they would slip off. Our crib rails are only 1 1/4" wide and these were too little to even go on.
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Im Not sure but it will fit perfectly. I have a headboard and foot board also.
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The feet slide the length of the rail so there isnt really a min. Maybe 6 inches. Should fit anything
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Agree that for a tight fit you shouldn't need them. In our case we actually had some room on either side - our mattress width was a bit smaller than the rail width when installed on older headboard/footboard. So I made up slats and also made small wooden spacer shims to drop in along either side to keep the mattress "centered" between the rails. Good luck.
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I got brackets for a head and foot board when I purchased Better than a Box Spring. Only used two for the head board. Saved the other two. Will sell them to you if you want them. Nancy
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Measure the distance of the slots on your headboard and make sure the hooks are the same distance, then your bed frame has to be close to the same height as the headboard the brackets are adjustable up or down to match the height of the slots in the headboard. I had to drill a new mounting hole in the steel bed frame to get my bracket to line up correctly
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Don't know foe sure. Measure the pins that foot rest attach to to match up what you need.
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My rails are 1.5" x 1.5"...would likely accommodate larger. DIY experiment... quite flexible.
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That would depend on the width and depth of the space between the headboard & footboard, and from side to side. Get those measurements and compare them to the measurements provided in the product description. If you have an existing frame with rails, you may want to consider adding extra slats between the rails to support a foam mattress (if that's your intent) which would eliminate the need for the metal platform.
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I don't know why they wouldn't. The standard frame comes with ends like this on one end only. We recently purchased a headboard and footboard for our bed, but could only attach the headboard. We ordered these to attach the footboard.
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I don't think these will help you with the side rails. Basically these adapters just attach to the queen-sized frame and move the hooks for the headboard and footboard inward so the full size headboard and footboard can attach.
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It should not be a problem. My headboard is a little over 2" and it works fine for us.